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Trenchtown Mix Up
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Track Listing
- Mix up
- Belly full
- Looks is deceiving
- Chatty chatty mouth
- Soul rebel
- Eli eli
- Hearsay
- Rude boy ska
- Know yourself mankind
- Thief in the knight
- Hello carol
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1712 in Music
- Released on: 2000-09-04
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
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All of this classic Front Line album apart from the tracks Know Yourself Mankind and Thief In The Knight can be found on the 19 track compilation Dreadlocks the Time Is Now. This also includes the single Pocket Money and tracks from Proverbial Reggae, Naturality and Sweet So Till.
Root's Rock!
If you're new to reggae and you find that Bob Marley has finally wore away his novelty then you can't go wrong with this album - it has to be the best, most comprehensive Roots reggae album i've heard - it is quite simply brilliant. If, on the other hand, you're a bit more "tuned in" then why the hell don't you have this album already? stop reading this and buy it now!
my favorite tracks on this album range from "chatty chatty mouth", "mix up" and "rude boy ska" but in all honesty i never find myself listening to anything less than the whole album - start finish and back again!
this album showed me that their was more to reaggae and Jamaican music than bob marley and peter tosh - you dont have top be high to like this album you dont have to like reggae its jus a brilliant pop album
buy it and enjoy it!
High and Mighty
Even 30 years later every single Gladiators 70's albums still sound fresh and scorching. Whether it be the absolutely impeccable music or the perfect harmonies of those 3 singers, every single tune of this crucial roots reggae album will beat you down. Its brilliant lyrics offer common sense reminders that nowadays still prove unheeded by most people ("Pick sense out of nonsense - you'll get the answer") so it's still relevant.
For anyone wanting to know a little more about Reggae than Bob this is the right buy - and it will make you want to dig ever deeper. For anyone already into Reggae, well you already know this.
Vital sounds.
